Want to send email through web server tomcat 5.5

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i want a send email through java programme using tomcat web server

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Can't send email through SMTP server

As some others have reported, I recently started having problems sending emails (most of the time) through my regular smtp server (receiving is not an issue). Once in a while it does go out, but most of the time I get a message "Can't send message using the server smtp.XXXX.com". I know it's not the smtp server as I can go out with my browser and use webmail and it sends fine, using the same server.
It only affects this one main email account - my other accounts seem fine (including gmail, mac, and another pop accounts), at least so far.
It is extremely frustrating - saw a whole lot of ideas for fixing it (changing ports, etc.), but don't want to mess up all the accounts that are working. I'm a long time Mac user, but not a real techie.

I know it's not the smtp server as I can go out with my browser
and use webmail and it sends fine, using the same server.
This is wrong. Whether you can send via webmail has nothing to do with whether you can send using a standard mail client such as Mail. The outgoing server that ends up delivering the message may be the same in both cases, but the outgoing server you communicate with is not. Actually, when sending via webmail you don’t even use SMTP to communicate with the outgoing server.
There are circumstances under which you may not be able to send using a standard mail client such as Mail no matter what you do (e.g. because the ports needed for SMTP are blocked by the ISP at the location you’re trying to send from), whereas webmail works fine — and may be your only option in those cases.
If it works sometimes, that means your account settings are probably correct, but you cannot discard that there is a problem with the outgoing (SMTP) server that Mail has to communicate with, even if sending via webmail works fine.
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That said, go to Apple Menu > System Preferences > Network, choose Network Port Configurations from the Show popup menu, and make sure that the configuration used to connect to Internet appears at the top of the list. Leave checked (enabled) only the port configuration needed to connect to Internet and Built-in Ethernet (in that order if not the same), uncheck (disable) the rest of network port configurations and see whether that helps — if it doesn’t, turn ON again the ones you want enabled.
Try using a different method to connect to Internet, if possible, or connecting the computer to Internet as directly as possible (i.e. bypassing any routers that might be present, using an ethernet cable instead of wireless, etc.), or shutting down both the computer and the router/modem used to connect to Internet, restarting, and see whether that makes a difference.
Mail keeps information about outgoing (SMTP) servers in a separate list independently of the mail accounts themselves. The account settings just associate one of the available outgoing servers with each account. Orphaned or dangling outgoing server entries (i.e. not associated with any account) sometimes cause weird sending problems.
Go to Mail > Preferences > Accounts > Account Information > Outgoing Mail Server (SMTP), choose Edit Server List from the popup menu, and delete any servers that shouldn’t be there — the Edit Server List panel shows the account each outgoing server is associated with.
If the problem persists and you have more than one mail account, try moving the account that has the problem to the top of the list in Preferences > Accounts.

Can we send bulk email through exchange server 2010

can we send bulk email through exchange server 2010

You can do this however not sure I would recommend that since if people complain they are getting spammed it could effect your production servers domain/IP, i.e. it could get black listed. Personally I always recommend using a different system for
email blast to protect my production IP addresses and also to keep the load off of exchange as well as email marketing systems have built in capabilities for reporting, opt in/out capabilities etc.
All of that said perhaps you can tell us more about what exactly it is you want to do and how often?
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TS3276 I receive a pop up from ICal saying the server does not recognize me user name and password. This started yesterday. I have no problems with receiving or sending emails through Mail

I receive a pop-up from ICal saying the server does not recognize my user name and password for my me.com email address. This started yesterday and occurs about every 5 minutes or so. There are no problems with receiving or sending email through Mail. I did change me email password several days ago but have no problems sending/receiving since then.

I fixed the problem. I opened Preferences in ICal and entered my new password. No more pop-ups

Sent email through Gmail server.

I have Coldfusion 9 and I wonder if it is possible to send emails you have in the queue every second.
Currently we send mail through Gmail server and you do not need classified as Coldfusion send spam emails with an interval of one second each.
Anyone can help me?

I will look at the settings in her gmail in a web browser. I assumed there was really only two way for one server to get emails from another.
1. Charter is set to foward all emails to Gmail and keep the email on Charter's serve too. (not what is happening here)
2. Gmail somehow reachs into Charter's server and downloads the mail to gmail. I suppose there would be options to leave the email on Charter's server. (But that doesn't explain why Charter's server doesn't keep the original email).
But instead what is happening here seems to be that gmail reachs into Charter server, hijacks the email and somehow deposits the hijacked mail back to Charter after it performs gmails rules.
Never having used the "unified" Andoid option (and I assume that was how it was done) I would have assumed the unified system would poll from mail from all accounts and put it into one box. But that doesn't seem to be happening here. But maybe they didn't do it from the phone but from the gmail web instead changing Charter's mail to gmail by taking the mail before Charter puts it on the server?
Here is what I want for her. Her phone would poll Charter and Gmail and put all emails in a common folder on the phone without Gmail modifiying the email sent to the Charter's address. Of course if the email was being put on the Gmail server then I would expect gmail to apply their own rules... but not to the email left on the Charter account.
Anyway I thank you for your response and will check her Gmail web setup.
BTW I'm in over my head here. :-)

HOW TO: Relay/Send email from websites, Server Monitor in OS 10.5 Server

If you don't want to run your own mail server or configure DNS on your Xserve, but you still want your website or applications like Server Monitor to send email notifications; this is what you need to do:
Scenario: Mac OS 10.5.2 Leopard - Advanced Configuration - Setup is for strictly sending emails through SMTP, routed through your ISP or another provider. This is not for receiving emails.
-Open up Server Admin
If you have yet to add in a server to admin, you need to do so. Resource PDFs on setting up OS X Server are available at Apple http://www.apple.com/server/macosx/resources/ and there are video tutorials at http://movielibrary.lynda.com/html/modPage.asp?ID=373
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-Then choose Services from the Tabs/Buttons below
-Select the Mail checkbox and then hit Save
-Now choose the newly added Mail service in the left pane, then click the Settings button up top
-Start with the Advanced tab. Under Security, un-check everything and don't use SSL unless you want to. You don't need to mess with the other sub-tabs here.
-Next choose the Logging Tab. Under SMTP log level, choose debug so you will be able to see what goes on in the log.
-Mailing List, Quotas and Filters tabs can go untouched. You can mess with them later if you want.
-Click the Relay tab. It is a good idea to only accept relays from your local machine. If you uncheck this, I believe it leaves you with an open relay that anybody can access.
-Now for the General Tab. Under Domain Name put anything you want. Any made up name and extension is fine.
Under Host Name, again put anything you want.
Un-check Enable POP, Un-check Enable IMAP - Basically un-check everything
Check or leave checked Enable SMTP
Now check Relay outgoing mail through host:
Then enter your hosts SMTP server. ex. smtpout.secureserver.net
Now check Authenticate to relay with user name: and enter your username and password
-Now hit the Save button
-Now we need to take a look at the main.cf file and add a few things
-If you aren't showing all files in Finder already, open up Terminal.app
Now type in: defaults write com.apple.Finder AppleShowAllFiles True
Hit enter
Now type in: killall Finder
Now Finder should reset and all files should be visible - To hide all files, do the same thing but type False
-Now open Macintosh HD and navigate to /private/etc/postfix/main.cf (Note: you won't be able to open and edit this in TextEdit. I recommend a program like TextWrangler http://www.barebones.com/products/textwrangler/download.shtml )
-Once you have main.cf open, all your settings should be together at the bottom of the doc. Scroll down. You will need to add in a few lines and verify all the settings are exactly as below (except of course your own names and SMTP server):
readme_directory = /usr/share/doc/postfix
mydomain_fallback = anything.anyting
messagesizelimit = 0
myhostname = anything.anything
mailbox_transport = cyrus
mydomain = anything.anything
mailboxsizelimit = 0
enableserveroptions = yes
inet_interfaces = all
relayhost = smtpout.secureserver.net
smtpsasl_passwordmaps = hash:/etc/postfix/sasl/passwd
smtpsasl_authenable = yes
smtpdsasl_authenable = no
smtpsasl_securityoptions =
smtpduse_pwserver = no
smtpdrecipientrestrictions = permitmynetworks,reject_unauthdestination,permit
smtpdpw_server_securityoptions = none
-Now save the main.cf document
-Now go back to Macintosh HD and navigate to /private/etc/postfix/sasl/passwd
Open passwd with TextWrangler or you editing app, and verify that your SMTP server, username and password are correct. It should look something like this:
smtpout.secureserver.net [email protected]:password
-This should be what you entered in Server Admin when you first started. If all is well, quit your editing app.
-Now, while you are still at /private/etc/postfix/sasl/passwd you need to edit permissions for passwd
You can chmod in Terminal.app or secondary click on passwd and "Get Info"
Click the lock and enter your password to unlock the settings
Next click the + button and add yourself and Admin
-Now you can close out of everything and go back to Server Admin
-Hit the Reload (twisty arrow) button at the bottom and once everything is reloaded, hit Start Mail
-Now type localhost in your browser to see if your website can send email. You can also open up other apps such as Server Monitor and do something to change the status to have it send an email.
-You can click on Mail in the Server Admin and then view the SMTP log. As long as emails are being sent and then removed from the queue, you are in good shape. If you are getting an SASL error or mechanism error, open up main.cf and verify your settings and/or check permissions on passwd file

Don't you need the Mail service running to have apps like Server Monitor send email notifications? - Also for hosted sites that use the sendmail function you need a service running to get the emails sent.
Really you are not hosting a Mail server. It is open, but there is no incoming and if you only accept SMTP relays from the local machine, there should be no issues.

Cannot send email through yahoo on iPad 4, apple.smtp.mail.yahoo not available as of December 1, 2012

I am unable to send emails through yahoo on my ipad 4 wifi, just starting over the weekend. My 3 other non-yahoo email accounts are working fine on my ipad. When I try to send an email from the yahoo account, I receive the message that the connection to the outgoing mail server "apple.smtp.mail.yahoo" failed. I can send email through yahoo just fine on the web and on my computer through Thunderbird.

Yahoo's been having persistently random issues for months. You can try just waiting it out, or delete and readd your yahoo account. When my accounts were affected I just used webmail to access my yahoo accounts until it cleared up.
Chances are it's all on their end and really all you can do is wait it out.

Send email through applet

Hello!
Can anyone give me simple code of applet where i can send email through the form... and jar files or anything i have to import...
Thank you very much

Depends on how you want to handle it.
If you want to send an email from the User's email program, you can execute a simple http request to "mailto:[email protected]" from within the applet by calling
Applet.getAppletContext().showDocument("mailto:[email protected]")This will cause an email window to pop up using the user's email client.
However, if you want to send email from within your program directly then you get into an area that is a little more complicated.
First you would be using the javax.mail API. http://java.sun.com/products/javamail
The problem you would have with this is that as an Applet you can only connect back to the server from which you came. So that server MUST have an SMTP process running on it. Otherwise you cannot send mail out since an Applet is not allowed to contact any other server other than it's own.
If that security restriction is not a problem, then the example code at http://developer.java.sun.com/developer/onlineTraining/JavaMail/ should do everything you need.

How is performance of Appache Web Server + Tomcat?

I am wondering how the performance of Appache web server + Tomcat => Java enabled web server is ?
such as handling multiple users, heavy web traffic, JSP-JavaBean performance...in a real industrial setting?
If "Appache web server + Tomcat" is an excellent choice, why companies still spend big bucks on things like WebLogic, JRun, etc?
Thanks in advance for any light thrown on this topic.
--Tim

Thanks for your reply. I think that I did not make myself clear. I meant that if a small company just wants to build a web application for internal/intranet use (which only utilizes JSP/JavaBean and Servlet features). No EJB, no JMS, etc. Will Appache web server + Tomcat suffice, say for scores of users to access this application concurrently?
Thanks again.
--Tim

HT1694 Can't send emails through Hotmail account

This just started. I can receive emails, but can't send emails through Hotmail account. iPhone says I need to check my settings (password). I have correct password in settings. Any help?

Hello reedstrom,
Sorry to hear you are not able to send emails from your Hotmail account. Sending emails is a very important feature of the iPhone, and the fourth section in the following tutorial has steps for checking your Outgoing Mail Server settings.
Setting up Mail
http://www.apple.com/support/iphone/assistant/mail/#section_4
I hope this helps!
Best,
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Send email through Yahoo mail or Gmail with Java

I have a java email program that can take a mail host name , port number and then send an email, but I don't want to use the mail host at work, I wonder if I can send email through my Yahoo Mail or Gmail account with Java, do they have any Java API that my program can log me in and send emails ? Any sample code available ? Thanks.
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Thanks for reminding me, I did some search on "Yahoo" and "Gmail". For Yahoo someone posted some code that didn't work, for gmail, there seems to be a solution for sending email from command line. I wonder if I can send full fledged email : with CC, BCC, Attachment, Html email with images inside ...
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Hi,
Here are some suggestions,
1. Try downloading another free email client to see if it works from there, just to eliminate other possibilities.
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Hi
Sometimes connected wifi, I dont success to send emails through smtp.free.fr
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Anyone for genius idea? Pleaaaase :-)

this
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It would seem that the server would send http response headers. I don't see where you are skipping this bit of info. But perhaps the server isn't doing this.
Are you flushing the stream on the server side?

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